Graeme is a leading tax advisor recognised as a Band 1 lawyer by Chambers Asia Pacific 2026, a Leading Partner by legal 500 Asia Pacific 2026 and a Highly Regarded practitioner by ITR World Tax 2025.

Graeme advises on a range of income tax and GST issues. His areas of practice include mergers and acquisitions, private equity investments, inbound investment structures, high net worth groups as well as iwi investment structures.

He is a member of the New Zealand Law Society’s tax committee.

 

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Recognising our team in Chambers Asia-Pacific 2026

We are delighted to share that several of our team members have been recognised for their expertise in the Chambers and Partners Asia-Pacific 2026 guide. We’re also proud to see our firm ranked across 17 key practice areas, including 10 Band 1 rankings.

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Chapman Tripp advises new Community Housing Funding Agency

Minister Bishop announced Government support for the Community Housing Funding Agency (CHFA) at the KangaNews-ANZ New Zealand Capital Market Forum last week.

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Helping Precinct Properties to next stage

We are pleased to have assisted Precinct Properties New Zealand (NZX: PCT) to achieve a ground-changing strategic partnership with Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC.

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Congratulating Auckland City Mission on the opening of HomeGround

We are proud to have been able to provide legal support to Auckland City Mission on its flagship HomeGround facility.

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My Food Bag plates up with legal experts at Chapman Tripp

Today marks a significant milestone for New Zealand well-known brand, My Food Bag, as it lists on the NZX Main Board and ASX following a successful initial public offering.

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Iwi business flourishing – more benefits for members

The Māori economy has powered beyond $50b and business-savvy iwi are now extending their investment into more social initiatives that directly benefit iwi members.

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